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	Deona Mati In the Kolarian dialect, one who exorcises evil spirits [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD terms ...
	Dervish A Mussulman—Turkish or Persian—ascetic. A nomadic and wandering monk. Dervishes, however, sometimes ...
	Desatir A very ancient Persian work called the Book of Shet. It speaks of the thirteen Zoroasters, a ...
	Deva A god, a “resplendent” deity. Deva‐Deus, from the root div “to shine”. A Deva is a celestial bei ...
	Deva Sarga Creation: the origin of the principles, said to be Intelligence born of the qualities or the attribu ...
	Devachan The “dwelling of the gods”. A state intermediate between two earth‐lives, into which the EGO (Atmâ‐B ...
	Devajnanas • Daivajna The higher classes of celestial beings, those who possess divine knowledge [[Category: Theosophical ...
	Devaki The mother of Krishna. She was shut up in a dungeon by her brother, King Kansa, for fear of the fulf ...
	Devamatri Lit., “the mother of the gods”. A title of Aditi, Mystic Space [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CT ...
	DevanagarI Lit., “the language or letters of the dêvas” or gods. The characters of the Sanskrit language. The a ...
	Devapi A Sanskrit Sage of the race of Kuru, who, together with another Sage (Moru), is supposed to live thr ...
	Devarshis • Deva‐rishi Lit., “gods rishis” ; the divine or god like saints, those sages who attain a fully divine nature on ...
	Devasarman A very ancient author who died about a century after Gautama Buddha. He wrote two famous works, in w ...
	Deva‐laya “The shrine of a Deva”. The name given to all Brahmanical temples [[Category: Theosophical Glossary ...
	Deva‐lokas The abodes of the Gods or Devas in superior spheres. The seven celestial worlds above Meru [[Categor ...
	Dharana That state in Yoga practice when the mind has to be fixed unflinchingly on some object of meditation ...
	Dharani In Buddhism—both Southern and Northern—and also in Hinduism, it means simply a mantra or mantr ...
	Dharma The sacred Law; the Buddhist Canon<span style="color ...
	Dharmachakra Lit., The turning of the “wheel of the Law”. The emblem of Buddhism as a system of cycles and rebirt ...
	Dharmakaya Lit., “the glorified spiritual body” called the “Vesture of Bliss”. The third, or highest of the T ...
	Dharmaprabhasa The name of the Buddha who will appear during the seventh Root‐race. (See “Ratnâvabhâsa Kalpa”, when ...
	Dharmasmriti Upasthana A very long compound word containing a very mystical warning. “Remember, the constituents (of human ...
	Dharmasoka The name given to the first Asoka after his conversion to Buddhism,—King Chandragupta, who served al ...
	Dhatu Relics of Buddha’s body collected after his cremation [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD terms)] ...
	Dhruva An Aryan Sage, now the Pole Star. A Kshatriya (one of the warrior caste) who became through reli ...
	Dhyan Chohans Lit., “The Lords of Light”. The highest gods, answering to the Roman Catholic Archangels. The divine ...
	Dhyana In Buddhism one of the six Paramitas of perfection, a state of abstraction which carries the ascetic ...
	Dhyani Bodhisattyas In Buddhism, the five sons of the Dhyani‐Buddhas. They have a mystic meaning in Esoteric Philosophy ...
	Dhyani Buddhas They “of the Merciful Heart”; worshipped especially in Nepaul. These have again a secret meaning [[C ...
	Dhyani Pasa “The rope of the Dhyanis” or Spirits; the Ring “Pass not” (See Sec.Doct., Stanza V., Vol. I., p. ...
	Diakka Called by Occultists and Theosophists “spooks” and “shells”, i.e., phantoms from Kâma Loka. A wo ...
	Dianoia The same as the Logos. The eternal source of thought, “divine ideation”, which is the root of all th ...
	Dido • Elissa Astarte; the Virgin of the Sea—who crushes the Dragon under her foot; The patroness of the Phoænicia ...
	Digambara A naked mendicant. Lit., “clothed with Space”. A name of Siva in his character of Rudra, the Yogi [[ ...
	Dii Minores The inferior or “reflected group of the twelve gods ” or Dii Majores, described by Cicero in his ...
	Dik Space, Vacuity<span style="color: grey; font-size: 9 ...
	Diksha Initiation. Dikshit, an Initiate<span style="col ...
	Diktamnon • Dictemnus A curious plant possessing very occult and mystical properties and well‐ known from ancient times. I ...
	Dingir • Mul‐lil The Creative Gods<span style="color: grey; font-size ...
	Dinur The River of Fire whose flame burns the Souls of the guilty in the Kabbalistic allegory [[Category: ...
	Dionysos The Demiurgos, who, like Osiris, was killed by the Titans and dismembered into fourteen parts. He wa ...
	Dioscuri The name of Castor and Pollux, the sons of Jupiter and Leda. Their festival, the Dioscuria, was ...
	Dipamkara Lit., “the Buddha of fixed light”; a predecessor of Gautama, the Buddha [[Category: Theosophical Glo ...
	Diploteratology Production of mixed Monsters; in abbreviation teratology [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD ...
	Dis In the Theogony of Damascius, the same as Protogonos, the “first born light”, called by that aut ...
	Dises The later name for the divine women called Walky‐rics, Norns, &c., in the Edda [[Category: Theos ...
	Disk ‐ worship. This was very common in Egypt but not till later times, as it began with Amenoph III., a ...
	Divyachakchus Lit., “celestial Eye” or divine seeing, perception. It is the first of the six “Abhijnas” (q.v.) ; t ...
	Divyasrotra Lit., “celestial Ear” Or divine hearing. The second “Abhijna”, or the faculty of understanding the l ...
	Djati One of the twelve “Nidanas” (q.v.); the cause and the effect in the mode of birth taking place accor ...

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